Allied Court To Try Axis Leaders Seen
A plan to replace a peace treaty with Germany by a UN declared peace and an international court to try Axis leaders was proposed by Gen. Marcel de Baer. The idea envisions a transitional period, Hague law constraints, and a 35 judge International Court to supervise postwar Germany under a global peace framework. Names and addresses listed include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson, Cadet Donald Edward Kennedy, Cadet William Henry Humble, and Cadet Sherrell Eisdale Jr.
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Washington
Gerviminy
United Nations
Hier
Mussolini
Marce’'de Baer
London Allied Commission
War Criminal Commission
London Interational Assembly
de Baer
de Buer
Germany
World Organization
Louis Johnson
West Park Avenue
Donald Edward Kennedy
Richard J. Kennedy
Cincinnati Avenue
William Henry Humble
George Lea Humbie
Palmetto Street
Sherrell Eisdale Jr
North
San Marcos Street
Graduates and Promotions From Civil Affairs and Army Training
The list records numerous service members receiving promotions and training awards across U S bases. Names include Robert M. Graham and Robert J. Johnson among graduates of Baston university civil affairs and naval air training. Capt. Dwight L. Kemper promoted to major. aviation cadets, lieutenants, and specialists honored with good conduct medals at Camp Rucker, Kirtland Field, Oshkosh, and Daytona Beach.
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Ben
Morris
Civil Affairs Tracmns School
Baston University
Robert M. Grahar
Hal R. Grahams
Monticello Court
Boston Quartermaster Depot
Robert
Pesisacolls
Fia
Naval Air Training
Dwight Leroy Kemper
Ogden Line
Central Flying Training Command
Randolph Held
Charles Edward Plath Jr
C. FE. Plath
Shi Drive
Son
William Goldein
J. Goldfein
East Dewey Place
Carl Jad
Army Air Field
Jack S. Millard
Gradu
Aig
Laredo Army Air Field
Tom de Wolfe Harrington
Low Harington
East Maple Street
Maine
Air Transport Command
Lee Roy I. Bigler
Willan
Avery A. Hughes
N. Hughes
West Mayfield Boulevard
Oshkosh
Wis
Teachers' College
John A. Fraser
Mistletoe Avenue
John PL Markey
Anne Markey
South Monumental Street
Mission Road
Daytona Beach
Pla
Coffeysille
Kan
Catiel Robert J. Johnsa
Cigarette Evidence Links Suspect to Morrison Slaying
A 26 year old Black laborer at Kelly Field was identified as the killer of 62 year old Cus Morrison at the San Antonio arsenal. Morrison was stabbed Sunday night in the 300 block of North Pine Street during an attempted robbery. A cigarette butt found at the scene led investigators to suspect Barrera who denied the charge until confronted with the cigarette pack. He later confessed to stabbing Morrison with a pocket knife claiming self defense after Morrison allegedly tried to rob him. Barrera said he fled to his sister in law’s home on Potomac Street leaving a blood stained jacket there. Police aided by Detectives Bentler Long and Neal reported the case.
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Kelly Field
Cus Morrison
San Antonio Arsenal
Morrison
Tate
North Pine Street
Set
Charles Barrera
Arsenal
Barrera
Kather
Potomac Street
BR. A. Bentler
Wehn Long
A. B. Neal
25 A Men Held By Nazis Names of prisoners of war made public
The War Department disclosed names of 14 South Texans captured by Germany and listed Navy department wounded Marine Cpl James C Dennis husband of Mrs Katherine B Dennis of 166 Thelina Drive. The list includes Pvt Ernesto Tovar of San Antonio and others from Austin Seguin Lockhart Shiner Gonzales Macdona and nearby Caldwell Burleson counties.
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Salas
Austin
George Burmingham
Gonzales
Jesus Florez
Caldwell
Burleson
County
Navy Department
James C. Dennis
Katherne B. Dennis
Thelina Drive
Draft Boards Work New Year's Day
Besar county draft boards will operate on New Year’s Day with uninterrupted duty to select men for military service. Ration board offices will stay open from 8:30 p m to 4:30 p m and gasoline appeal panels and other voluntary sessions will also remain in operation.
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Besar
Supig
Fces
Woman Reports Loss of Checks at Bus Terminal
Mrs Lois J Hart of 217 Cadwallader Street reported to police that she lost a coin purse containing 713 dollars in traveler’s checks and 40 dollars in cash in a phone booth at the Greyhound bus terminal at 17 p m Tuesday. She returned a few minutes later and the purse was gone.
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Lois J. Hart
Cadwallader Slruct
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Daughter of Walter Winchell Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Walia Winchell, 35, daughter of columnist Walter Winchell, was admitted to Francis Hospital in Miami Beach today after suffering a pneumonia attack. Hospital staff reported she was doing nicely.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Walia Winchell
Walter Winchell
Et Francis
Domig
Duce Dead Renort Says Mussolini Hitler Health Rumors
London dispatches quote a Madrid source claiming Mussolini was hospitalized in Germany with stomach trouble ten days earlier. A Romanian observer reports Hitler crying and in a distressed state, with no confirmation from official channels.
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London
Mussolii
Hitler
Madrid
Mall
Reliabe Diplomi
Mussolini
Junges
Tater
Reds Predict German Defeat in 1944
A Soviet bulletin published in Washington via the official Russian embassy organ predicts a mortal blow to Germany in 1944. It argues Hitler’s plans have failed and the Red Army with Allied forces will strike next year. It notes Rommel remains trusted by Hitler amidst military discord.
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Germany
Washington
Dec
Red Army
Hitler
Hed
Aliei
Erwin Rommel
Package Store Theft Charged
Marit Wesley eutry, held in Wichita Jails county, charged in Justice of the Peace Bul Corrigan's court with burglary and theft of $20 cash and $610 worth of merchandise from Lerner's package store at 3826 Broadway AW. Lerner, proprietor, said the burglar broke in through a rear window. Stolen items include money three boxes of cigars 43 4 cases of whisky and one case of gin.
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Marit Wesley Eutry
Wichita
Turf Fire Causes Damages at Local Stores
J Dan filed a claim for 400 dollars in linen damage from exposure to a turf fire at his supply house on 119 Soledad street. The blaze also destroyed the club’s third floor with 10 000 dollars in building damage and 3000 dollars for contents. At National Grocery 421 North Medina street, 200 dollars in canned goods matches and salt were damaged by a fire of unknown origin at 6 30 p m Wednesday.
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J. Dan
Soledad Street
Tre Department
National Grocery Company
North
Medina Street
Man Sought After Attack On Woman
A Latino man 27 identified as Antonio Lasquez after he and two companions attacked a 85 year old woman at the Bohemia club rear on Dolorosa Street. She was beaten robbed and driven around before escaping near Main Avenue. Lasquez was cut when attempting to intervene. Police searched for him Wednesday.
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Bohemia Club
Dolorosa Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Main Avenue
Antonio R. Lasquez
San Saba
Oui
Texas Marks 98th Year As State
AUSTIN Dec 29. Texas is 98 years old today with statehood dated to December 29 1845 the annexation papers signed by the U S president. Courts hold statehood began then and federal taxes began. War conditions permitting Texas will observe a centennial in 1945 and 1946. A commission of the 47th legislature is preparing plans for the celebration.
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Austen
Texas
Republic of
Union
United States
Penetro Cold Remedy Promos From Vintage Ad
An old cigarette-era style ad promotes Penetro as a two use remedy for colds and muscle aches. It claims to relieve nasal and throat congestion and to stimulate circulation where applied using a base with mutton suet. Pricing lists 25 cents or 35 cents for double supply.
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Granda
Nulda
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